Creating & Managing Designs

Use the + Add Design button to create a new design with a name and style prompt. Edit inline, set one design as active, and soft-delete designs you no longer need.

Adding a Design

Click the + Add Design button at the top of the Designs tab to open an inline form. The form has two fields:

Name (required) — A descriptive label for this production design
Style Prompt (required) — The visual style direction that will be applied when generating images under this design

Click Create Design to save the new design or Cancel to discard. The new design card appears immediately.

Editing a Design

Click the Edit button on any design card to enter inline edit mode. The card expands to show three editable fields:

Name — The design’s display name
Description — An optional longer description of the design
Style Prompt — The visual style direction used for image generation

Changes auto-save on blur. Press Enter to save or Escape to cancel.

At the bottom of the edit form you’ll find two additional buttons: Advanced Settings for per-model generation parameters, and LoRA Integrations for attaching LoRA models to this design.

Setting the Active Design

Click the Set Active button on any design card to make it the active design for your project. Only one design can be active at a time. The active card receives a purple ring and an Active badge to clearly distinguish it from other designs.

To deactivate a design, click the Deactivate button that replaces Set Active on the currently active card. This returns the design to its inactive state.

Deleting & Restoring

Click the Delete button on a design card and confirm in the dialog that appears. Designs are soft-deleted, meaning they aren’t permanently removed and can be brought back.

Use the Show Deleted toggle (which displays a count badge of deleted designs) to reveal deleted cards. Deleted designs appear with a red border and reduced opacity. Click the Restore button on any deleted card to bring it back to its normal state.

Image Count

Each design card displays an image count badge showing how many portraits have been generated under that design. This gives you a quick sense of how much visual work has been done for each production design.